Charles Berry

Artist’s Bio and Statement

Genres of my painting are Native American, African wildlife and tranquil landscapes.

My recent interest in Native American art has been a long time in coming. My maternal Great Grandmother was from a Cherokee Indian tribe in Oklahoma. I have always been interested in Native American culture, but had taken no action in the realm of painting. There are so many fine artists pursuing this theme that I believed there just wasn’t room for one more. I believe I was wrong in that assumption now. Anytime an artist’s interpretation can be enlightening, it will always be welcomed by society.
Hope you enjoy my paintings as much as I did in creating them and think about how our Native American Brothers and Sisters lived in harmony with Mother Earth for thousands of years. Their Belief that our Creator was alive in everything that surrounds us. By taking just what you Need…. there will be abundance forever.
Through my vivid, graceful paintings I try to reveal my deep appreciation of natural beauty. I've always had an affinity for nature. We are endowed as the protectors of this paradise in which we live.
Hopefully I can help people become more aware of that through my art. Eye-catching and conscious ...

Macomb Community College
Detroit Society of Arts and Crafts

Art Expo exibitions in New York, Los Angeles, Atlanta, and Las Vegas since 2001.
Think Art Gallery, The Art Department Gallery, and Pace Art in Scottsldale, AZ.
Gallery representation by Slaymaker Fine Art Gallery in Chicago, IL. , Pogressive Fine Art in Toronto, Can., Think Art Gallery, The Art Department Gallery, and Pace Art in Scottsldale, AZ.
Prints with Bently House Publishing and several additional publishers.